‘She could have done so much good in this world’: victims of the Kabul blast remembered

A note written by Waheda, 18, who was killed in the attack, next to her portrait at her home in Kabul. In it she says: ‘I will shape my future as I want.’ She wrote that she should become a doctor in 2029, work in a hospital by 2030 and become a professional painter in 2031.’ Photograph: Ebrahim Noroozi/AP

Last week, a suicide bomber killed at least 53 people – mostly girls from the minority Hazara ethnic group – outside an education centre in Kabul. Here, relatives and friends of four young women who died remember their loved ones.

Omulbanin Asghari, 17